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Category Archives: World Watch
Art: Badly drawn comic for 15 June 2017 — Focus
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Rage participation is better than none at all
Let’s face it. Donald John Trump is turning out to be everything anyone who actually paid attention during the 2016 presidential election cycle thought he would be. He is now doing things people detest for reasons they detest and, in … Continue reading
Posted in Border Security, Elections, Foreign Policy, Government, History, Immigration, Islam, Political Freedoms, Politics, Quid Facis, World Watch
Tagged Doing Something, opposition, Participation, Quid Facis, rage, ridiculousness, Trump
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The least significant digit of democracy
Come November 8th, if all you’ve done is vote, you’ve done the least significant thing in democracy. It turns out that democracy is a contact sport. Voting for someone to represent you, especially in the American system of voting, constitutes … Continue reading
Posted in Nations, Political Freedoms, Politics, Quid Facis, United States, World Watch
Tagged Democracy, Participation, significance, Voting
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Thoughts from Innisfree on the Stillwater: Not for the faint of heart
There are days that I understand why people don’t want to be farmers. It’s not a job for the faint of heart. Certainly, I’m making a judgment call here, but the fact is when your livelihood relies on braving the … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in Farming, People, Philosophy
Tagged days, farmers, Farming, judgments, thoughts
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